The Evening herald., July 21, 1909, Image 3

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A CORDIAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC
Having moved into our new store in
the Mang Block on Sixth St., where
we will carry the most complete and
up-to-date stock of
Furniture
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Linoleum, etc.,
you are invited to come and inspect
our stock, whether you buy or not
E. W. GILLETTE & CO., KEg
YIUtK lKMAKI KXIHTH Hilt OHK
HON API'I.KM.
LEASING
'ARTICULAR w
EOPLE '
AYS
-The Boston Store
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Not Ordinary Clothes
by any means
The Sincerity Brand people are well known to the majority of particular
men In America as makers of most authentically styled, accurately
talloicd and finest quality clothes. We are prepared to show you a
handsome assortment
Hosiery Underwear Shirts
Guaranteed
e pairs 6 moBths
All Kinds
Cluet and
Peabody
Iim rgAta FU taoctnl of aeasonsble OLAAO largest tine In the county to
IVrY UUUQH gooesare always oundst right SMlOCS K-tcct from, be Bikes and
prices Guir , lo everyone most up-to-date styles
The
ston Store
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Stop and Figure!
MIDLAND
Is in the Center
of Ike
Irrigation Project
and
Sure to be the principal ship
ping and receiving point for
Klamath, Langcll, Poe and
Yonna Valley.
Buy Lots now while they are being
Sold at 10 per cent of their value
PartlciSirsseeD. B CAMPBELL
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PORTLAND, Ore, July 20. That
npplo Krowori of Oregon hvo noth
Inn to fear from tha danger of over-
production la tha atatoment of Wll
tiur K. Nowell, president of tho Htato
lion r (I of Horticulture, who hai re
cently r turned from tha East, Ho
tmyr thn industry la not likely to be
overdone and that tho demand for
Ori'Kon fruit now oicecds tho supply
In many quarter!. Whllo away ho
flatted many applo-growlng dlitrlcta
of tho Kuit. He found Oregon ap
ple well established In eastern mar
kets, and laid tha prlro paid for
fruit from tlila Statu exceed that
ifl von for tho eastern product.
I'ortland will have an Improved
market for tho livestock of the
Norlhwcat early In tho coming
month, whin tho big atockyarda on
tho I'cnlnaula will bo opened. It la
aald the now facllltlei to bo offered
fur tho marketing of (lock will be
tin bent on tho Pacific Coaat. At
tho atnrt tho ards will haye a ca
puclty of 76 can, or nearly 2,000
head of ratlin; 10,000 head of abeep,
or about 76 can; and 4,000 head,
or 50 ran, of hog. Tbla capacity
can i anlly bo doubled, aa occasion
require. Tho yarda will bo run In
connection with the new packing
plant now being built on tho I'entn
mla That tho climate of tho Pacific
Northwest la moat favorable to long
Ufa li tho belief of Dr. Itudolph J.
Ilnagtiu, exponent of the simple life
und nuthor of tha book, "How to
I.hu One Hundred Years." Ho la
lining to establish a colony of his
followers near Vancouver, Wash.,
wliere life lll be ulong simple lines
, iiinl not to nature. Hlmpllclty of
diet and clutblng will prevail. Dr.
Iloaguu's followers will bo tucked
Into Ix-d at sundown and will rise
with the lark. Worry and dull care
will bu tuhooed, and members of tho
colon) will bo told to be alwa)a
cheerful and happy. Dr. Huague
promises all who will live after his
rules a hundrid ytars of life.
Tin- finding of a coin of tha early
Christian era In a field near Forest
(Simu las caused no little specula
tion ns to how It came there. Antl
lrnrlan tlnds In Oregon are not com
mon, The coin has hra Identified
as of the period of Kmperor Sevcrus,
who ruled Home from MS to 211
A II, The coin Is a cry rare one,
but a few bclug known In to be In
existence.
Oregon fir Is becoming a faorltc
wood for ear builders, says A. D.
Wustell, secretary of the Oregon and
Washington Lumber Manufacturers'
association, who has Just returned
from the East, Not only Is It used
for sills and heavy timbers In build
ing passenger equipment, but for
siding nnd finishing as well. Ai a
result of Mr. Wastell's visit, the
Oregon wood will bo more extensive
ly used fur this purpose In future.
Action taken by President Taft In
setting aside the Josephine county
raves aa a national reservo meets
with tho hearty approval of the peo
ple of this State, who are Interested
In preserving its natural wonders.
One square mile. Including tha en
trance, to the raves, haa boon made a
reservation belonging to the govern
ment by proclamation just algncd.
The raves niako up a wonderful col-
MIIH. MARK I IIIHNH.
Mrs. Mark I,. Hums died at her
homo In Dorrls at 3:15 this morning,
death being duo to a complication of
dlsast-s, Mr. Burns waa formerly a
resident of this city, and Icavea many
friends hero to mourn her loss. Bho
I survived by a number of small
children, who will mis tho (aiding
hand of an estimable mother. Ar
rangement for the funeral havo not
been fully completed.
OPERA IIOl'HK.
Tha Napoleonic legend will lie re
vived to-night at tha Opera House
Ith a scrle of colored motion pic
ture reproducing tho greatest events
and battle of Napoleon flonaparte,
tho Man of Destiny. HI marriage by
tho Pope to Mario Lou'so of Austria;
Jena, Austerlltt, Waterloo, and other
stirring battle scenes will llvo agr.ln
beforo the spectators. Parent will
do well to bring their children to sec
these pictures, which will bo de
scribed by Mr, A. 8. Cormack.
"Cure for Rheumatism" la a side
splitting comedy which would make a
misanthrope laugh. "Home at Last,'
a highly dramatic story of a be
reaved mother who finds consolation
In the love of an adopted daughter, Is
worth seeing. .
There will be now songs and music,
und Misses Savage and MarlnoR will
make their final appearance In vaude
ville. Tho celebrated contortionist
and equilibrist, Mr Bert Natlano,
who haa been engaged by Mr. Hous
ton for a week, will make bis Initial
bow to our people. He I a master of
his art.
IIK.W, KMTA.TK TRANSFER.
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OI.I MIHMOl'm KTATC ROAD.
One of the oldest landmarks In this
part of Missouri Is tho old Blooming
ton rond, also known as tho old State
road. This rued began In the eastern
part of North Missouri, running west
through Uloomlngton. It didn't run
on section lines as the roads now run.
but ran as tho crow flies. The high
way was tho main thoroughfare
through North Missouri long before
and after tho Hannibal and St. Joseph
railroad was built, and has a history
not well known to the younger gen
eration. Over this old-time hlghwa)
the early gold seekers traveled In ox
wagons with their little earthly be
longings, going to California or Ore
gon. T!rookln Gaxctte.
Mn. Wing wilt aell at private sale
at her residence bcr household goods,
Including piano; also a flno saddle
(tony, 5 years. Inquire at the Obcn-
chnln bouse, near High School. It
lira. J. II. McClure, daughter and
son left this morning for Portland to
visit J. II. McClure, who Is danger
ously III at St. Vincent's hospital.
W. H. Shlvo et ux to Margaret Mc
Millan, lota 1 and 2 blk 8 First add
to K. F., 10,
W. T. Shlvo ot ux to Margaret Mc
Millan, lot 1 blk 7 First add to K. F
110.
J. C, Hill tt ux to Margaret McMil
lan, lot 1 and 2 blk 1 Ft. Klamath,
10.
L. Jacob ot ux to C. W, Shores,
K54 of BWU ace 0, tp 23 , r 9 e,
12,678.
Wm. Hassctt ct ux to Jcnnlo
Dumm, KM sec 12, tp 41 s, r 12 e,
$5,250.
Jonnlo Dumm ot vlr to It. M. Os
born, KM sec 12, tp 41 s, r 12 o, 110.
C. B. Worden ct al to Mrs. O. F.
North, lot 8 blk 4 Shlpplngton ndd to
K. F $200.
K. I,. (Joodridgo to It. II. Dunbar,
lot 10 blk 42 First add to K. F $10.
E. W Smith to A. A. Cunningham,
8W sec 14, NW'4 of NK sec 23,
tp 39 s, r 9 c, $I,C5C.
Hot Spring Co. to D. II. Campbell,
trustee, lot 11 blk 3 Hot Springs add,
$10.
C. 8. Mooro et ux to Edward Hair
ct al 8M of SV(j sec 35, tp 39,
r 9 e, $2,800.
E. I). Perrln et ux to II. if. Hola- J
bird, W of NWU sec 20, tp 23 s,,X
r 11 c, $1.
E. II. Perrln ct ux to
bird, SEV4 of SEX sec
NEV4. NEVi of 8E, SE4 of SKI
tec 17, tp 23 s, r 11 c, $1.
E. D. Perrln ct ux to II. H. I tola
bird, NWVi of NB and NEll of
NWUsecl2.tti22s.rl0n.il. '
I. 8. 8pcrry et ux to O. C. Water
man, WM of 8WJ4, NEW of 8W',.
SEW of NWU. sec 20, tp 39 , r 11 e.
$10.
J. W. Siemens ct ux to O. it. Wood
bury, lot 10 blk 29 First add to K. F..
$10.
n. A. Ilrailburn ct ux to I.tiry I,.
Paradise, SEU of SE'4 sec 30, tp
39 s, r 11 c, $500.
A. P. Hutchins ct ux to N. II. New-
banks, 11 acres In sec 22, Ip 38 s,
r 9 c, $1,250.
fill. HRAVEf), OSTEOPATH.
My offices nre .located ovor tho
postofflco, In tha Murdock Block)
whero I will be gtad to meet those
who are desirous ot taking osteopath
I: troatmenta. Consultation free.
Wood
Four Foot Dry Slab Wood
$3.50 a Cord
HUTCHINS S FAUGHT
1 LIME I
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For Sale by
T. W. STEPHENS
WHKEt, TEAMSTERS WANTED. I
At Odessa, $2,75 a day. $1.50 a'
week for board. 7-19-31 I
WAXTEI A MAX
To cut 100 acres marsh hay near!
Odessa on contract. Must bavo good I
hones, and hustle when haying be-!
gins. I will furnish mowing ma
chine and rake and take tho hay In
the cock. Address j
7-18-29 W. If. HOLABIRD.
Odessa, Ore.
WAUXIXa TO THE PCHI.IC.
sSrwood
$3.75
a cord, delivered to any t
part or city
ACKLEY BROS, t
Phone 451
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CENTRAL CAFE
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Open Day
and Night
Private Dining Parlors
j Oysters Served In Any Style
j J. V. HOUSTON, Prop.
Furnished rooms and apartment
at the Baldwin. It
People who find life an empty
dream mako It a howling nightmare
for othen.
Wanted By experienced sawyer,
millwright and flier, position as fore
man In sawmill or planing mill. Ad
dress J. It. Brlstow, Baldwin bldg.,
Klamath Falls. Ore. 4-20, 8-3
It takes a man of hone senso to
run an automobile.
lection of roomy caverns and gal-.
lerlra In the sldo of a mountain In j EXCHANGE California for Oregon.
tho Oraback range, about thirty
miles south of Orants Pass. i 10 acres deeded land, tltto per-
! feet, no mortgage; fruit, grain and
Seven-room cottage, three coats grapes. For acreage at or near
best paint; 0 lots, 50x110 ft,, making Klamath Falls,
n w holo block, tho entire block fenced ! II. D. 8IDLEY.
poultry netting; one barn, 14x22,. -
well finished and painted; one wood- - Do B". Sn Bernardino. Cal.
shed; oho hen house; at a bargain If wch 'or ho ycow tickets,
sold soon. Wm. Pitts. j Where?
Go to Spring Creek
It's the best flsbi-g resort la the
Klamath country. Hoard la only $8.00
per day. The round trip to the reaort
costs only 94.00.
WM. WAGNEIt, at the oce ot tho
Home Realty Company will give you
any additional laforaiation and will
sell yoa through ticketa. Fhoae 811,
I'all ap aad ask aboat the special at
tractions at the celebrated Spring
Creek aud WUUaa-oa River Fishing
ltesort.
R. C Spink, Proprietor
KLAMATH AQK NOY, OREGON.
Dentist
American Bank A Trust Co.'s lialldiog
Lately tho public has been flooded I
with an Inferior brand ot Silverware
represented as tho genuine Kogers. DR. C. P. MASON
The trade-mark of tho Cenulne Hog
era' knives and forks reads as fol
lows: "1S47 tlogers' Bros. Warranted
12 Dwt."
Tho Inferior goods, whllo bearing
tho namo Rogers with a trade-mark
very closely resembling that ot tho
original Rogers, has tho following
wording: "Not Connected with tho
Original Rogers."
In buying Sllvcrwaro do not bo
misled. Bo suro to read tho trade
mark. 7-15-21
Watch
Whoro?
for tho jellow tickets.
Tn raoNS If
D. V. KUYKENDALL
Attorney at Law
Klamath Falls. Ortfn
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that there Is
money In the treasury for the pay
ment ot the following warrants:
No. 1985No. 2008No. 1018
No 1928No. ..2010No 2019
No 1981JN0. ..:011No. ....1020
No 19S8No. ..:012No. 2011
No 1980JNO. ....2014 JNo. ..2022
No. 19811No. 201eNo. 2013
No. ....1987No. 201No. 1024
No. i007No. ..2017No. .3035
No. 10261 I
Interest to cease from date.
J. U. SIEMENS,
City Treasurer.
June 23, 1909.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
0. 8. Land Office at Lakevlow,
Oregon, April 26, 1909.
NOTICE Is hereby glvon that
DANIEL JOHNSTON, ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, who, on Nov. 27,
1908, made Timber and Stono Sworn
Statement No. 0867. for Ntt Stt,
Section 17, Township 33 8., Range
7H B-. Will. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before County Clerk
Klamath County, at his office at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on the 19th
day of August, 1909,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank M, Upp, ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon; Henry Oftenbacher, of Kla
math Falls, Oregon; Alvln J, Swift,
of Klamath Falls, Oregon; John
Ansel, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon;
Lester Klrkpatrlck, ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon; John J. Furbor, ot
FOR SALE
; : WELL IMPROVED FARM ot
600 acres, 10 miles Southwest
ot Klamath Falls. Will sell aa
a whole or In part. Terms,
I part down, tho balance In de
ferred payments.
Apply to
I R. A. EM MITT
at the Post O-k.
PLASTERING
AND
CEMENT WORK ;i
Lot mo flguro on your con- ', ',
tracts.
WORK GUARANTEED
CIIARLE8 THOMAS,
nesldenco Mills Addition.
Phone 491.
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BICYCLES
For an up-to-date whael
get a Rambler, on sale at
The Gun Store. Tents and
Guna for sale or for rent.
We carry a full line of
Sporting Goods ' i-
THE GUN STOU
J. B.CHAMBM
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Pokegama, Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
303 Opposite Aau-M
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